Show us your inner fenders

[twisted concept]

Also looking to use the TRX4 fenders can anyone show how they mounted them to the chassis?

[tdc]

i got my trx fenders and was kinda able to mount them up mostly using zipties. there's the huge gap between them and the body as mentioned, and since i run my rear shock loops backwards i had to hack up the rear fender wells a bunch. i'm not too bummed since they were only $12, but i'm definitely going to go a different route. i just bought a 3d printer, so i'll probably just print some.

[skyjockey]

Originally Posted by tdc

i'm definitely going to go a different route. i just bought a 3d printer, so i'll probably just print some.

Let me know if you find the files for this. Got the printer but only files I found cost $$ Might just buy the plans?

[tdc]

there's a link in this thread somewhere for a file that's like $8, but i'd have to modify the file since i've flipped my rear shock towers and changed some other things. i may just design my own. i'm not the worst 3d modeler i know, and i've been having fun making my own bumpers/belly sliders for my brother's ascender. might as well add inner fenders to the list!

[Rock Dodger]

I bought a stack of eight Rubbermaid containers for $4 and started hacking. It's cheap plastic not Lexan and subject to cracking when you cut it but it still qualifies in the experimental stage. A quality lexan hole reamer pays for itself here. 1 coat of black paint all the way around to hide the cheapness.

Prototype 1


Probably spent about 3 hours in total. First one was 1.5 hours.


They're not really fastened, just slipped over the body posts and held down with a body clip.


The vehicle body holds them in place the rest of the way.


I've yet to run them, so verdict still out on durability.

[TKG26]

Mine

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[CHIEFWIG]

Axial inner fenders

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[Canonman]

Originally Posted by CHIEFWIG

Axial inner fenders

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Same for me.

One half of AnT R/C on youtube, see my SCX10II in action there

[retrogrouch71]

I realize this is not an Axial truck, but this idea could work for the SCX24, perhaps. This is a Hobby Plus CR-18 1/18 scale crawler. For wheel wells, I used two yogurt cups (from Aldi store). I cut each one in half, trimmed them to fit, painted them and mounted them to the truck's aluminum frame using existing screws. Came out OK.

[Levi]

Originally Posted by TIREBUSTER

I've actually been looking for ideas as well. The easiest one I've found so far at least easiest looking to me is food containers. I'm actually heading to the grocery store later tonight to get a few sour cream type containers and see what I can make happen. I'll put up some pics if I have any success with it.

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Lol. Love it. I'm working on some as well and using food container's, my family says I'm rednecking my truck.